From the course: Dreamweaver CC Essential Training

Unlock the full course today

Join today to access over 22,600 courses taught by industry experts or purchase this course individually.

Attach an external style sheet

Attach an external style sheet - Dreamweaver Tutorial

From the course: Dreamweaver CC Essential Training

Start my 1-month free trial

Attach an external style sheet

“

- [Instructor] Before you can start styling a web page, you need to attach an external style sheet or to create a style block in the head of the page. The easiest way to do so is to define a source in the CSS designer. Even if you're planning to hand code the styles. You'll also see how to attach the same style sheet, or multiple style sheets to every new file that you create. I've opened two files from the Chapter 7, 07_04 folder of the exercise files. Index.html and rooms.html. Both are completely unstyled. To begin styling one of these pages, you need to click the plus button at the top of the sources pane in the CSS designer to add a CSS source. This opens a little menu with three options to create a new CSS file, to attach an existing one, or to define in page. This last option creates a style block in the head of the page. Although there are situations where embedding styles in the head is justified, in most cases, you'll want to attach an external style sheet, because the…

Contents